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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30

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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30

The richest young man in Philadelphia
society is August E. Jessup. He is
only twenty four and has an income of
$40, 900 a year
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30

Henry Richner, of Vail, Iowa, weighs
270 pounds, IS seven feet four and three>
fourths inches high. and is only twenty>
TWO wears old
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30
R0sFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE

IN NERVOUS IRRITABILITY.
DR.. B. B. Grover, Rushford, N. Y,
says: Il have prescribed it for nervous
irritability, with marked results"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30

The woman's tailor now makes his
customers look as ii they were forbidden
ever to sit down.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30

Physicians insist in and out of season
that the portiere craze is unhealthy.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30

Only very few hairs still sadly linger
on the Prince of Wales barefooted head.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30

Sir Michael Hicks Beach has been ad
vised TO nse smoke spectacles Lady
Beach acts as his amanuensis.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30

Hellotrope, hedge roses, hawthorn
blossoms, yellow primroses, scarlet pop,
pies and trailing arbutus are favorite hat
flowers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30
Wm. McEnlry,

Attorney al law. loans money on good
security, makes collections. Reference,
Mitchell It Lynde, bankers, Office IN
post office block
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30
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Persons of sedentary habits often suffer
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maintain the strength of the digestive
organs and improve the quality of the
blood by taking the regulator it would
restore the kidneys to health and vigor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30

No. 1924 Second avenue. Special atten
ton paid to saving the natural teeth and
asserting teeth without plates.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30
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'o' :" IsH'Si
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30


nth st to \ Island
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-30
COMPETITION DEFIED.
PRICES WARRANTED
PRICES WARRANTED
TO be 20 TO 30 per cent cheaper at the
HARPER HOUSE DRUG STORE

Than any other Drug Western Illinois
Medicines but all Standard Drugs Mis-
celaneous articles. dthecu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
GRAIN AID PRODCCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF yEw.yoRK nr.r,vcs

FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALlvGs
specuatons show hrmness and any
reaction appears to he blocked by OF
irampapt rise time DC allowed for digestive pro
without causing sales tired holders
by peo 10 that IL will ultimately prove
beneficial 10 the legitimate trade Exporters st shy
sud their purchases OF wheat yesterday reached only
ts 900 busies but these made IN good firm cash
market natural Of "a p cent marked the early
prices Of options but when there Of long stun
al the decline the market strengthened The foreign markets
were tame the advices by cable but TIE ware tone
OF the news dispa c1erted sustaining effect values
Wheat o. tons duh through the day. only 45000U0
bushels changing hands but the closed stoady
changed ter December SOL and better for the other
months follows January o. February 81 L. March 03.
hP 9iS MAY 9j. June 95. cents Closing quotations. Tor
Itcembc', 1'sS were on y cent al $50 cents.
Tho kin 10 wheat In their features
eept that shown less In comparison. Spot
los held st-ay shippers made purchases Opening
with pecsmber down 4. Al G2 hut January at 63 Feb
ruaiN q, Nav at O3 y cents. cent Oats
t-stu'ess Int AT best hgures and cent for De
ceWer 1885, January at ~ - and unchanged for Nav
Al 81 There export movement 10 lard ami the
recO alton dnll but the options advanced Bob points
40 ended follows: December. " o. January, 81 o.
February, 81 G6 March 81 rs April. " 81 May 81 Soi
June. 81 90; July. SO.
The grain reported yesterday at New
Yefk Bait Iboro Philadelphia and Bestos were a. 9lowa,
Wheat 1925 bushels corn 46 059 bushels oats l62l
Bushels total grain. 88ss05 bashes 6our 81 eS2 pack.
yes Al Chicago Milwaukee and g. ou. the arrivals we're
bushss total gram ISias2 bushels hsur sA7SI
esYrcla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
sAN tKANCIs ~. Dac. 9 1851


FRIDAY, Dec 9-P W.
Three railroads to-day reported their gross earnings
fer the first week In December giving aggregate OF
$2577o6 against $232.4o3 for week OF 1ss6a gain
OF 233O3 or ID iG per cent The same companies Tor
the week OF 1856 gavo gain Of 23s7 per cent on te
week OF 1855 The NcvYork Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company reports its earnngs for the month OF
November S37O.472 greater than in November 1856.
gain of lG3 per cent which gives gain for the first two
months Of the company's fiscal year-Octsber to NO.
veiHser 30-of S7l 9o29 or lis per cent
The stock market today dull, because there was
less disposition to extend the existing short lines ana
some Efforts made to realize upon recent sales Inc
total transactions amounted only to 2i3,o39 shares,
against 32i.G7 shares yesterday. First prices gener
ally we're higher than Yesterdays closing figures. and
then there decline to lower than yesterdays low
est prices. But long stocks refused TO out. Tho
dealings are confined almost exclusively to phantom
stocks, that when there an
ef"rt to recoup them prices easily and
quickly responded to the speculative demand. The
new candidates for speculative powers continued TO
pound away at the Missouri Kansas and Texas bonds.
aud sold Fort Worth and Denver down from - to
i5 for the purpose OF influencing the general market
These movements were conspicuous only for 'her failure
To have any effect on the general market Richmond
and West Point has passed beyond its power Of auence
and If it does not materially advance its future move
mcnts neither benefit harm the general situation
Tsiav it sold down to 22i4 and closed at 1888 after
transactions amounting to 500 shares. which was over
Onefth OF the total business in stocks for tho day the
general temper of the market developed more csnh
dent tone ;han bcsn during tho last two or
three days But the feature principally In the fact
that prices only on efforts OF " bears TO
cover The buyers OF the last fcw days not
to close their contracts with the bears" at tho small
advances. Phantom stocks promise to command pre-
MUM few days. Europe today was a largo
buyer If certain stocks and tsdays steamers carry
away large quantities OF stocks which have bson pur-
chased during the last two weeks The market closed
quiet and strong.
Government bonds dull and frmcr with the bids
up q the As and per for the 4is' Annexed
the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
s,-rn nv BUDBER MERCHANTS.

svlvestor Y LHomme lieu and Reginald A. Lawrence en-
a., IN me rubber business No 90 Resdes ana agents
Of the star Rubber Company sued the Atlantic Rubber ION
,anv Of Elizabeth " j. having branches in this CITY ana
elsewhere which became insovent IN july Inc Oou'' "
or N NeUJ a. sey appointed Frank Bel receiver o
tie Atlantic Company.
In SUIT in tie supreme Court in this city against inc COZ
au, company in which all the officers OF the company anu
tie Liverpool and London and CLIQUE Insurance O'"l'
the Duiches County Mutual Insurance Company are S"o
Lawrence set forth that hey are
uirment creditors of defendant company tha exec"
lions i,sued at their against IL unsatshe anu ~
., n time of dre on June O. ov which the bulihE
ped by the Atlantic Company IN EZsOen Wa
moi c,muany htd DO the two deehuan' ~
and fran 1lently ed them 10 isor on
henrr The pa nfs seek collect the amount OF te ~
Inc t.n ont of the moneys due on these poI.es OF
snr.pcc Tney that the worship createu !.
cover New-loiA ieslotu"N
Obi nom Justice DonOhue OF the supreme Cout an
reournc the defendants To show cause IeAt Mon,", %
injunction RESTRAINING ll
reference policies slolid not ue Rr"nc anu wy
should not he sci asIie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

Dec !S'.s j.n"ary zoe. aay 7sss Flour market va:
Flour l6.495 obls
PHILADELPHIA Dec. a-Plom ouiet; prices .rssdilv held
do Extra So O0d s. 20 Pennsylvania Family IS IS %
So s7 Pennsyvahla Roller Process 81 0nas4 25 Ohio
Clear 81 90 %; do straight "a ST. LOUIS
Southern Illinois clear "a Ola4 2j; do do straight 81 25@
81 90 Winter Patent fair 10 choice - ~ oil so hnnesota
Clear "a l5a4 10 do straight ~ 1914 10 Minnesota Pat
en, good to choice :. ~ co. o DO Fayorte brands So
s5 20. Rye Flour IS 40 for Choice. Buckwheat Flour
81 3jG2iO per 100 lbs. Wheat ruled about steaiy
Rel for December So. as9+c; do January so'. aoO.c
\. yellow track 5;, steamer 10; Mixed IN export
10 2 Mixed fer Dceemoer 57S57 .c do for January Ma
g. 40 for fS Nav FI1 80 spo OE lots sar g
and barely steady Ne Mixed track 80 2c No, White
dig S,t3c No white toc Futures were lover; No =, z
for February @u0i0pc: do March 40i2G4lc: Potatoes
Pennsylvania ami Ns~Yors Early Rose choice White per
Burbanks White Stars choice 10 zoe, Burbanks
Ear to food 60o7Jc. Hebrops choice zoe: do Fair TO
Beet. family Dbl 81 U09S9 80: do packets
s. 80 smoked Beef l2D &c. Boct Hams Sl7 j0Gsls -
DO innvsiG oO3i6j % liam. smoked IL 2sl2 nc 10 \ 2
cured In tcs l00lc Sides clear ribbed salt Sp09c do
smoked opalOc shoulders dry salt ullr curei 6'sd6'c
7c do do. annexed. 7s0sc. Bellies In pickle
ss+ do sTeakas. Bacon Lard hE%m
81 Oo Ds7 % Butter nrmPennsvlvans Creamery Extra
at 3Oc' Western treamery Extra at 30c p. {. and y.
Cheese firm. New York Full Cream. 12t0l2pc: ohs
Flats. Choice II aai l'.ci DO Far to Prime. ilsll9c.
Ono ami e other western nr. at a5c
Abel bills Tic sugar-Rehned steady Grsnulated
Winter Bran s2l OOes9l 10 per ton Recolpts-Flour
5000 bbs Wheat 540O bush. Corn 1920 susn. oats
300 bush sbipmentswncAt $500 bush. Corn 2o6Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

mn STATE or TR4DE.

BALTIMORE Dec Cotton steaiv. MtidnS loNc
-Four VI. .te4iv Howard Street and Western super
- 3D. ENtrA do - Opaj 60 FANNY 40 - VVd
80 Mills ~uurthue - 81 q. O. ETtt do 90 q 30.
RIO Bran. - 5n04 - Idtap.co Family - H. q" ~
pcilatvo r>trnt - 80. Wheat southern nrh ,."l l~
% % Western No " inter fc'
slh.H.5c. December N5tr asked; January ~ "a
&C. Curu-Houth-rr nrm. Nhitc hh1'ic. rllO" %
J1c Western ca-cr Mixed spot new Obs5ic JInudry Z
80 &c. nrn southern ibd3 -c N'st IN " n'te
81 toe Western Mixed 3JdJ1c. lcnnyNtnla So $50
K,o AZ G2@GJo. Hay lower. Prmo to 1ho's W e,t
+I2 "a 90. PROVISIONS quot, Mess I"IN 80 -
Iiulkmcais, shoulders AMI Clear Klb sizes picH'u
De iacon-ShOnliers 1.66'.c Cieai KID Nh,s 'I'.
Hams Ul9,.c Lard Iciurd &c. Butt Hii W eftslh
packed 2, a Sc Eggs - zoe Potatoes
-Io4iV, 10 Petroleum steady .nhsi &C.. 'onec
carsoos ordinary 10 tuf l''." IS'tc sugar
soft Copper refined hrn, steady Al ~ &C.
ady at I4dfllj. Ifcrhts To Iiverpo" per
steamer du Cotton 1-3.i Flour Al Is b cram AZ ~
Receipt.-f 7Os Ibis. heat 1000 busl Corn ~ uV
bush oats 1000 Shipments Flour 23,f'3 DbIs Wheat
5000 bush. salos-Mhoat JoiOoo Dush GOT" '''"oo
bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
RlTs OF LEGAL NEWS.

- ,,or.,.n ,s,. ee,uan VINO on May 3, 1851
Sas attached the Eleventh Precinct upuef'ooA WI no
d.v m arrest TWO NhO were hghng al Ooei'h anu
s|son s,s crowd Of ruflans attacked the officer and
,.ve him a beating. aftcrward arrested 1hoIMi9
r,.,i,, sbo struck him, aftcrwarG acquitted IN
IN. Court Of General Kihen sued the oncer'
claiming $1,000 for false imprisonment In the superior
Court before Justice O'Gomsn and jury yesterday d
verdict was rendered for the defendant
Loo Goldr,ark has Obtained from Justice Lawrence OF
the SUPREME Court. attachment against the properly
of II inrch A. Ruppel. owner OF the opera Der lIoic'
van sacknc,n,7 on claim arising out OF an alleged
breach OF contract. Goldmark says that on November %
1,sG the defendant sold him the exclusive right 70 pr"
1uce tho opera United States on stipulation 'A'
Uuuuel should pa per cent OF tn gross receipts
II - alleged that or June 90 last defendant entered
into an arrangement with Edmund c. Stanton by whIch
the latter the right 10 produce the opera 'oI
per cent receipts lie presented 1t at t4e
Netrooan opera House, and tho gross receipts amounted
10 1f.5s9 so GoldmaIk claims that s23l 10 Is due 70
him and for that amount
William J. O'Donohue. one 81 the sufctes on bona
given bv Michael Lennon and his wife Bridget on a
mechanics len that he owned one and Ohe-hai
o,s a, Frs ave and Morrisanla, worth $ljo0
LAWYER James O'0rman yesterday stated 70 Judge BOOK
t,r in the Court OF Common that n had ascertned
advised him 10 Law The matter before the District oncy
Common Pleas. which Horace W. Sherman fofm'ilt
IN fhr dVgOOds business in INcnty-ihlfdHt' dciahIu
AS BroOne for alleged false arrest charge OF
committing perjury in suit conc crnine sale g goods 10
the jury disagreed and were discharged ycsier
igmund Hoch.talter and Edward Honeywell. compos
I'Hry payisnn. r. gN.f re'eirncr' for t5+lS H.
Yesterday in the United Circuit Court against Camp
he'll g. Rrown. Thomas Fleming T. & Stokes and John
Commercial with the Rankeis and Merchants COMPANY
raa against hi. protest as stockhodcr in the Com.
by tha company in June, 1885, 10 be declared Illegal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
THE PETROLEUM MARKEi.

views rao9 TIT. rIEL, ND RAN1g O7 PHrceS
The record crude certificates YESTERDAY
not large but the market developed deided srcngh
opening was Thursday Gloss and In spite
Of The opposition efforts Of the bears that tho lowest nS
Of the day. The gauge OF saIonburg M 10 loA
barrels consequence OF the opening Of the Extension Com
pany's ell which declined IS 10 ~ barrels hour
hut as this expected and whole Of production
Is Insignificant compared with the ourtailmrD OF the out
put elsewhere had effect investors Thu OtheI
wells the sand which ought to suarge ths
SATonburg output but they will influence the better class
OF hs ers unless they develop features Ths
operators for fall magnying the possibility Of nnina
pools In Washington and Counties PENN but
evidently they have already sufficiently account
protect to prevent daring the Information
or rumors that become In this particular direction
Meantime the gradual absorption Of certificates keeping
newa rates down to low gures-say Is cents-whie
floor loans are frequently made FIAT" premium from
tho borrower In the lat trading there slight stir ri
activity aud prices advanced TO the best points OF
The market closed strong.
The OF prices and the total dealings at CONSOLE
dated Exchange were as follows:
Opening ................ 76is Lowest ........ 76k
Highest 77is Final n
sales. barrels 1,O43 600
Refined oil Arm and unchanged at per gallon
Abel test at all ports.
OIL CRY Penn Dec. 9-NatioDai Transit Certificates
opened at 76i4 highest, IL lowest 7bk; close, II.
Sales $4,000 barrels clearances $4,000 barrels; char
ters 95.lj3 barrels; shipments. 37640 barrels; runs
rrrsBGRS PENN Dec 9-Petroleum active and firm. Ma
tona Transit cercatss opened al 70 and closed at77
BKApFoRD PENN Dec. 9.-NAtional Transit Oertiaclte,
epened 7G. ant closs at 1879 highest n; lowest
TIrUsyLLE. Penn. Dec 9Nationa Transit Cs,tidoAts'
opened at 76. highest, II; lowest 76h, closed. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
prsJr.rxG To LISTEN TO A PRIEST.

After taking additional testimony in the SUIT OF Mary w.
ZONES to recover part OF the properly 'ei' W AZ" 80
In In, Ios,,cs Andrews in the supreme Court yester-
eav aaiournen the case until Monday. Tho Rev An"oo
rrna Roman Catholic pre T. testified tlat on MS 49,,
bed Jones. when VISITED By the Witness s~iu " ~ ~
ely T dan, lnnv Won nd
see hear you "on heou w" wv
your G. a. declared that
Jne mas no; IN his right mind when rs VIII was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Dec 9-Ip tho Court OF Appeals TODAY the fol-
lowing argued:
No SIC The Methodist Episcopal Home appellant. agt
William y Thompson. pODdent
54s Charles r. Clrch respondent. apt the New York
Central Hudson Piver Railroad Com panv appellant
No jG2. Maria Howell and others respondents agt
The Long Island Railroad Co ppany. appellant .
No $50. Daniel GAVIN. respondent agt. Ferdinand H..
Duckwi:z. appellant
No ST. John Francis appellant agt the NcwYork and
ssook n Elevated Railroad COMPANY respondent
80 b6l Fannie l. Field. respondent agt. Robert NJ
6naDp appellant
Following Is the dsv calendar for December ~
Nos. 57s. $50. 5sl. $50, 5s5 1888 $50 and 592
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Dec 9.The following business was trans
acted IN the United states supreme Court today;
No 1927 The United States appellant act Kate d Nc
Isughu others Argument continued hv Michael Null
for appellant AID bv L. Rhoads and L. " Elliott fol
appcllee'
Adjourned until Monday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
HALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.

Il 30 TON. $500 for First-class Limited ilcAet>
REDUCTION TO ALL ORR rR POINTS
steamers PILGRIM anil BRISTOL leave Pier % y. 2.
foot of Murray st.. lt +3D III. daily SUNDAYS included
connection from Brooklyn aud Jersey CITY
4 n N. Returning trans come, tng With steamers II
Fab River Boston week tsv, u d. m. Suntap
7 d. IA. orchestra IN zach steinsr
Tickets AZ prlnclph
ticket Offices At olhce on Por -. al sn steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET, BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALo. Dec o.-Can.,Roeeipt. Iast "a hours were
hear. Total for thus far $40 he7n Same
last week TO- head Consigned through As cars 40
which to Ncw-lork; on salei market dull and
unchanged.
SheeD-ReceDt' last ~ hours 400 head fetal tsr
~ 800 head For time last week 10000
head Consigned through II Of which TO New York;
- sale uy Common to Fair So 20 %
10 Gosd Choice - OOG4 30. Good 10 Choice est
Lamb, 50 90 a. SO Canadian Lambs scarce and firm
dtj 20: all offerings taken.
Hoqs-ReceiDts - hours $40 heal Total for
week II 80 head. For time last as
hoad Consigned Rough 81 y 81 which TO New York.
81 sale Light Pigs - 10 0O Mixed PIGS and
Light Workers 81 1905 90 selected Workers So 20 3d.
Selected Medium weights - 35gj 40 Coarse Mixed Heavy
Ends - 50d ~ stays SO 5094 OO market closed quiet;
offerings mostly sold.
ST LOUIS. Dec. 9-Cqtuc-Iecelots 500 head. Ship
!. $40 head firm Choice Heavy Naive
steers - 30@s5 % Far {. Coo s. 73es4 35 Butcher.
steers Medium Choice 81 lODSi 90 Stocsers and
Feeders fair gooi Al SOd30D. hangers Common -
6ool cOrnfed 81 2O9St 10.
Hoqs-Recelpts 4inO heal siiOmsnts 800 Market
steady and nrm. Choice Heavy and Butch
SIS 20 a. -. Packing Workers Medium
10 Choice 81 IS So 30 PIGS. Common 10 Good "a 80 %
~
Ste,p -Recclps 100 head shipments 700 Market was
firm. Faic 10 Fancy s. lOStl ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
CENrRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsE,
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER

Time Table o December = 1887.
For PHILADELPHIA aud TRENTON, " Bound BROOK
Route" 1870 o. n l:3e g. 4. 3:3O 1:3O. IL p n
SUNDAYS al T. S.45 a. M $50. II p
Trains leaving at T;3s II m 1880 T. 800 1880 p m,
have for Reading HARRISBURG Pottsville etc
a. m. for Easton Betniehem. Allentown Mauch chunk
Reading Harrisburg, etc. On Sunday for Elst0n -
7 and 100 for Pennington Easton Bethlehem Allen
town. Mauch Chunk ~
$50 m. r'enirgon High Bridge Branch. Eastou.
Bethshen Allentown, Mauch Chunk. Wilkesbarre. ScrAn
ton Readng Harrisburg. Pottsyie TamaquA shamokiR
sunbury Lewlsburg. Wiliamsport
1 PENNINGTON. Easton, Bethleheih AHcntoWn
Mauch chunk Reading Harrisburg etc.
u Ak N IA Tor Fasiou bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
Chunk 'WIkesbarre, Scranton. famagua. shamokin
Bethe chem, Al lentown Reading Harrisburg. etc
5.Od and $50 -. m for SOmrrville and Flemingtnn
b45 n m for Fasfon Bethlehem. Allentown Mach
Chunk. etc. on Sundays at $50 ?. IN.
400 Sis lll5A M 100 A. 90. 80. 6l5 p. m Sundays
90 900 m for Red Bank. Long Branch (Asbury Park.
ocean Grove. except Sundays) Point ea.ant ~ MI,
ann Barnegat ,,
IA m 100 NJ. for Atlantic City, vneand. Bridgeten.
400 800 sl5 lllh, ll45 a. m, OO. 400, $3.50 53a
6:l5 p. sundays 500 900 a. m for Perth An9oy
T. SIS Ills $50 D. IN. for Monmouth Beach. Sea-
brir Beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10
EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

brOss-s IS follows
: q. m for Catasauqua and inter Hate points
W fsr Geneva Lyons. EImlrA Rocnestsr, Bu1as
ar West and prime pal local points Chair car TO wilkes
barre.
p 3d. fer runkh nnock a,i ntermei late points Chts
% runkhannock- Connecton 10 Reains and Harris
4D M and principal inferno late points
Chair 20 Pttston.
5g0p m. for Copay and intermediate psnts; Con
uec'iou 10 tng AMI Harrisburg. Chair To Opiy.
$3.50 D. n tor Geneva Lyons Hlmra Rochester. Bufals
and The. West Pullman 10 Lyons
Us u. ~ for Laurays and informed ate points
Trains lelvtng NJ. p. m. ant 34o m. connect
for all points Mahlupv and Iazl'tsn coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
4 H. for Mauch Chunk, IIazleon and ntermcliata
points
$50 D. for Cop'ay and intermediate points
p. m. Gcueva, LYONS. flUra, Rochester Buhai
the West. Pullman seep1g TO Lyons
General Eastern once. 235 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

rr.norfAN FfNANCfAL MARKET

LONDON Dee - .consos iol ny tor IN 10.
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